House Roll Call Vote on S.256, "Consumer Protection and Bankruptcy Reform"

[flpoljunkie]

http://clerk.house.gov/cgi-bin/vote.asp?year=2005&rollnumber=108

73 so-called Democrats voted for this one-sided bill, a giveaway to the banks and credit card companies--otherwise know as" The Millionaires Protection Act."

I will no longer be supporting Jim Davis to be the next governor of Florida. Let him look to the banks and credit card companies to finance his campaign.

[jojo54]

1. The rich get richer............

This is a disgusting country we live in.

[CountAllVotes]

5. you are so right!

AGREE!!!! If you don't have the bucks its fuck off and die! How incredibly SAD!!! :( :( :( :( :(

:kick:

[CountAllVotes]

2. Thompson (CA)

Gee and I thought he was a good man ... dummy me.

No more votes for you either MIKE THOMPSON! You drank the rich man's poison too I see. :grr:

:kick:

[madfloridian]

3. I just called his office and told them that.

I had called earlier in the day, and the aide said he was undecided. That was just about the time they were voting. I will not vote for him as governor.

[Democrats_win]

4. Yet the crooks at Citibank remain free.

[CountAllVotes]

7. yeah as the sell your identity

Did you read about the latest scandal with the identity of some of their clients. Nice people. Oh yeah ... bring 'em on huh? :grr:

:kick:

[Nikki Stone 1]

6. This is horrible

oops. Sorry, Just saw it.

[CountAllVotes]

8. the ones listed as YEAS in Italics are the Democrats

that voted for it ... (click on the link listed) :(

Sell out bastard shills the lot of them!

:grr:

:kick:

[Nikki Stone 1]

9. Thanks. I just figured it out

Took me a minute. Just can't believe this~

[flpoljunkie]

10. Wake up, red state America! Rethugs just poked you in the eye!

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/04/14/politics/14cnd-bankrupt.html?hp&ex=1113537600&en=f895393b6c495e75&ei=5094&partner=homepage

In a letter to Congress two months ago, 104 bankruptcy law professors predicted that "the deepest hardship" would "be felt in the heartland," where the filing rates are highest - Utah, Tennessee, Georgia, Nevada, Indiana, Alabama, Arkansas, Ohio, Mississippi and Idaho.

[caligirl]

13. the fallout from this for these folks may be the only way they come

around

[smoogatz]

11. Ron Kind--what a traitor. What a slimeball. What a whore.

I can't believe I voted for the guy. Runs as a pro-citizen progressive, but the first chance he gets he bends over for the credit industry, which gave him over $100,000 in campaign money in 2004 alone. We need a primary challenge for this douchebag.

To find out who bribed your Rep., and for how much, go to opensecrets.org!

[caligirl]

12. * marches the middle class into the trenches, pulls the trigger

:rant: :nuke: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:

[hopein08]

14. DINOism must run in the Salazar family

He's not my rep. but I notice Jon Salazar on that list. A bit of research reminded me that Ken cast his vote as "yea" as well.

Family DINOism...blech:puke::puke::puke::puke::puke:

[Cats Against Frist]

15. Uh...so much for "bipartisan healing"

Everytime I check these things, those fuckers all march lock-step -- and, of course, our fake Dems follow.

[Vickers]

16. Also known as the "Fuck The Servicemember Act"

Some folks tried to add some protection for military folks coming back from combat areas, but hell no! the credit companies are more important than some poor fuckup who left his job to join his Guard unit in Iraq for less money.

Support your military, vote for Democrats!